News and Views

A group of journalists and Vatican experts, who were in Rome for the election of Pope Leo XIV, will offer analysis and insight on the first weeks of his papacy.

We are living in a time when the freedom to teach the true content of history is being challenged across the nation at all levels. I cannot overemphasize the importance of simply teaching the truth of our nation’s history—its events and its people—because of the impact it can have in moving people toward self-acceptance, pride and a better understanding of each other.

The Spirit works as it wills. Its workings can be mysterious. But they are not to be doubted.

The weekend-long event will include a number of keynote speakers, panels and Masses. Outreach will also mark its fifth anniversary during the conference.

A group of parishioners from St. Ignatius Parish in San Francisco will ride down the California coast to help raise money and awareness about people and communities still affected by H.I.V. and AIDS.

ABC News journalist James Longman, a gay Catholic, reflects on what it was like covering the funeral of Pope Francis and the election of Pope Leo XIV.

“We are thrilled to welcome Jack to Outreach, where he will bolster our communications, event planning and fundraising efforts,” said Michael O’Loughlin, executive director of Outreach.